1st trying to make brownies on my own

[ZMantheStonerMan]

I'm going to use a box of premade brownie mix. My question is how much bud should I use? A buddy and I tried to make some about 6 months ago with no luck. We used about a 1/4oz or so and got about 12-15 brownies, even after eating 4 of them we had no luck. Apaprt from boiling the bud in the recommended cooking oil we followed the instructions on the box exactly. I have heard that baking the brownies at a lower temperature works better, what results have you guys had with this?

ZMantheStonerMan Reviewed by ZMantheStonerMan on 02-09-2008. 1st trying to make brownies on my own I'm going to use a box of premade brownie mix. My question is how much bud should I use? A buddy and I tried to make some about 6 months ago with no luck. We used about a 1/4oz or so and got about 12-15 brownies, even after eating 4 of them we had no luck. Apaprt from boiling the bud in the recommended cooking oil we followed the instructions on the box exactly. I have heard that baking the brownies at a lower temperature works better, what results have you guys had with this? Rating: 5

[J-dubb206]

you should of gotten high off of that..grind your weed, simmer the weed in the oil for about 25 minutes stirring every 5 minutes on low-medium heat. the oil should turn really dark . here Pot Brownies

[kynd bud]

Lately I've found a new way to make brownies that is a little less stressful than simmering oil simply in a pan. Here goes...

What you need:
Mason Jar
Cooking Pot
Keif or Bud
Whatever amount of vegetable oil the brownie mix calls for

Directions:
Pour the vegetable oil into the mason jar and add whatever cannabis you're going to use (I like to use an eighth of keif, or a quarter of the most exotic bud I can get). If you're using bud grind it up before you put it in the jar. Fill the pot halfway with water and bring it up to a simmer. Once simmering, put the jar of keif/bud and oil into the water. Since water boils at 212f and THC activates at 222f you can leave the jar in the pot at a rolling boil for several hours, replacing water as it evaporates. Once you've waited as long as you can stand (I usually go 4 hours), take the jar out, let it cool, and mix it into the brownie batter. Bake the brownies according to the box's directions, and ENJOY!

If anybody tries this out, let me know what you think.

Peace